Johanna Mathieu

University of Michigan

United States

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Anna Stuhlmacher

Michigan Technological University

UNITED STATES

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Thomas Morstyn

Lecturer of Power Electronics and Smart Grids

University of Edinburgh

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Ian Hiskens

University of Michigan

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Stephanie Ross

University of Michigan

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Kyri Baker

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

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Necmiye Ozay

University of Michigan

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Johanna Mathieu

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Articles (19)

A New Definition and Research Agenda for Demand Response in the Distributed Energy Resource Era

Controlling Air Conditioners for Frequency Regulation: A Real-World Example

A Hardware-in-the-Loop Experimental Testbed Using Air Conditioners for Grid Balancing

Assessing Power and Water Network Resilience When Water Pumps Provide Frequency Regulation

Nonlinear behavior in high-frequency aggregate control of thermostatically controlled loads

Optimal replacement of coal with wind and battery energy storage

An Invariant Set Construction Method, Applied to Safe Coordination of Thermostatic Loads

Robust partitioning and operation for maximal uncertain-load delivery in distribution grids

Nodal Operating Envelopes vs. Network-wide Constraints: What is better for network-safe coordination of DERs?

Integration of Centralized and Distributed Methods to Mitigate Voltage Unbalance Using Solar Inverters

Probabilistic Constraint Construction for Network-safe Load Coordination

Flexible drinking water pumping to provide multiple grid services

Integrating unimodality into distributionally robust optimal power flow

Stochastic model predictive controller for wind farm frequency regulation in waked conditions

Assessing the performance of global thermostat adjustment in commercial buildings for load shifting demand response

Strategies for Network-Safe Load Control With a Third-Party Aggregator and a Distribution Operator

Mitigating Voltage Unbalance Using Distributed Solar Photovoltaic Inverters

Water distribution networks as flexible loads: A chance-constrained programming approach

Chance-Constrained Water Pumping to Manage Water and Power Demand Uncertainty in Distribution Networks

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Anna Stuhlmacher

Thomas Morstyn

Ian Hiskens

Stephanie Ross

Kyri Baker

Necmiye Ozay

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